Short & Simple Example Sentence For Learnt | Learnt Sentence
I learnt to love you.
There was the same excitement before we learnt our fate.
Where hath she learnt such skill, such wisdom!
The country has been warned; it has learnt its lesson.
That was about all I learnt further.
I had not learnt Russian.
Once more Sheen had learnt the lesson of his weakness.
I have learnt something of the impossibility of History.
But I have learnt the ways of the world too.
The terrible truth I have just learnt from your lips.
Well, Dolly, have you learnt to talk French?
Some of the poor creatures have scarcely learnt their table manners.
He learnt what plants was dug to make both of 'em.
My uncle saw there was nothing satisfactory to be learnt in this quarter.
I learnt that my cousin had grown up ignorant, self-willed, and clownish.
Dicky, wondering how Mr Weech had learnt his name, believed he could.
I'd found the combination in a drawer in the library and learnt it.
I learnt a tremendous lot as to the sources of Morse's enormous wealth.
How To Use Learnt In A Sentence?
We had gone some distance before he learnt his mistake from one of the laborers.
Through suffering and humiliation he had learnt to measure things at their right value.
Schubert learnt that he was to die, and turned his face to the wall and did not speak again.
Is it possible that this piece of wood can have learnt to cry and to lament like a child?
I learnt to see it so by failures that were perhaps destroying any chance of profit in my lessons.
The matter is, you are young, you have always had your way, you have not learnt restraint.
She says their French and the French she learnt at school are two perfectly different things.
I don't know much about 'em, but I've learnt a good deal since I've got to know yours.
Where he had learnt his peculiar courtesy and helpfulness with those under his charge was less obvious.
I have learnt by experience that one hundred men under favourable conditions are often more than a match for a thousand.
She had learnt to think for herself, to hold her own secretly against the universal encroachments of a lively race.
Ellen to show me how to knit a sweater and before I'd learnt had her inside out.
The start with the machine industry was not long delayed after its economies had been learnt in England.
Much, for instance, is to be learnt by a careful study of language by those who combine sound linguistic knowledge with psychological training.
I remember an officer who on the march had latterly possessed himself of a Tibetan flint and steel and learnt to light a cigarette with them.
Some weakness, under the stress of feeling, had come out in him, instead of the equable strength which his children had learnt to rely on.
In some ways, over this affair of Beatrix's, he had not been quite as she had learnt to know him.
There was another copy in the house, and though this volume was a favourite, she said it was time we learnt to take care of valuable books.
And so she had, in truth; she had travelled along a road that no one ever retraces, she had learnt a secret that no one ever forgets.
Well, Cossington had too many papers nowadays to interfere with us, and we perhaps had learnt some defensive devices.
Him, and all such washed and well-dressed people, Dicky had learnt to hold in serene contempt when the business in hand was dodging.
Hubert learnt that there was no set dinner, but there was a beef-steak pudding at one, price fourpence, a penny potatoes, a penny bread.
Definition of Learnt
(Britain, New England, African American Vernacular, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, alternative in US, Canada) simple past tense of learn | (Britain, New England, African American Vernacular, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, alternative in US, Canada) past participle of learn
